Septic Service in Pikeville & Goldsboro – B&R Septic LLC

Yes, our website is iHeartPoo.com. It takes a special kind of dedication to love this business, but with a 4.9-star rating across 274 reviews, B&R Septic LLC proves we take “Number 2” seriously. We do the dirty work so you don’t have to—pumping septic tanks, clearing backups, conducting real estate inspections, and repairing systems across Wayne County with a combination of serious expertise and a sense of humor about what we do. Because let’s be honest: septic work isn’t glamorous, but it’s essential, and somebody needs to do it right.

From our location on Western Wayne Drive near US-117, B&R Septic serves Pikeville, Goldsboro, Fremont, and Rosewood with comprehensive septic services that handle the unique challenges of Coastal Plain soil and high water tables. Whether you’re a military family stationed at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base needing a VA/FHA inspection before closing, a homeowner in Fremont dealing with slow drains and backups, or a restaurant owner requiring grease trap maintenance, B&R Septic delivers professional service with the personality that’s made iHeartPoo.com Wayne County’s most memorable septic company.

We bring a sense of humor to work because septic service doesn’t have to be miserable—but we bring serious expertise too, because systems in sandy Coastal Plain soil with high water tables present challenges that require real knowledge to solve correctly. That’s the B&R Septic combination: we’ll make you laugh, and we’ll fix your problem right.

Complete Septic Care for Wayne County

B&R Septic LLC provides full-service septic maintenance, repair, and inspection throughout Wayne County. Here’s what comprehensive septic expertise means in the Coastal Plain:

• Septic Tank Pumping & Maintenance – Coastal Plain soil drains differently than the clay soils common in western North Carolina. Sandy, loamy soil percolates faster, which sounds good until you realize it means less filtration and higher risk of groundwater contamination if systems aren’t maintained properly. Regular pumping every 3-5 years removes sludge and scum layers, preventing solids from escaping into drainfields where they clog laterals and cause failures. We pump completely—not just the liquid at the top—and we inspect tank integrity, clean effluent filters, and check baffles during every service. High water tables in Wayne County add another challenge: tanks can float if they’re pumped when water tables are elevated, so we understand the timing and precautions needed to pump safely.
• Real Estate Inspections (VA/FHA Requirements for Military Families) – Seymour Johnson Air Force Base brings military families to Goldsboro, and VA and FHA loans require septic inspections before closing. We provide detailed evaluations that satisfy lender requirements, documenting tank condition, measuring sludge depth, checking drainfield function, and identifying any needed repairs. For military families on tight transfer timelines, we schedule quickly and deliver reports promptly so closings stay on schedule. We understand that real estate inspections aren’t just paperwork—they’re protecting buyers from inheriting expensive septic problems and helping sellers demonstrate system condition accurately.
• Septic System Repairs (Distribution Boxes, Lines, Components) – When systems fail in Coastal Plain soil, it’s often related to high water tables—distribution boxes that flood, laterals that stay saturated, or pumps that fail from constant cycling. We diagnose the actual cause (not just symptoms) and implement repairs that account for local conditions. Replacing distribution boxes. Repairing crushed inlet or outlet lines. Fixing pump systems that handle high water conditions. Installing check valves to prevent backflow. These repairs require understanding Wayne County’s specific challenges, not just generic septic knowledge.
• Filter Cleaning & Baffle Inspection – The effluent filter is your system’s “kidney,” trapping solids before they reach the drainfield. In high water table areas, these filters can become overwhelmed more quickly because the system operates under more stress. We clean filters during every pumping and replace them if they’re damaged. We also inspect inlet and outlet baffles—the tees that prevent floating scum from leaving the tank. Deteriorating baffles let solids escape, clogging drainfields and causing expensive failures. A $20 baffle replacement now prevents a $15,000 drainfield replacement later.
• Grease Trap Service (Commercial & Restaurant) – Wayne County restaurants, food trucks, and commercial kitchens need grease trap maintenance to prevent sewer line clogs and stay compliant with local regulations. We pump grease traps on scheduled intervals, dispose of waste properly at licensed facilities, and provide documentation that health inspectors require. For commercial clients, we coordinate service during off-hours to minimize business disruption and maintain consistent schedules that prevent violations.
• Emergency Service & Backup Response – Sewage backups don’t respect business hours, and high water tables can cause sudden system failures after heavy rain. We respond to emergencies quickly, pumping tanks that are causing backups, clearing mainline clogs, and diagnosing failures that require immediate attention. When you’re dealing with sewage in your home, you need someone who answers the phone and solves the problem fast. That’s B&R Septic—we do the dirty work so you don’t have to, even at inconvenient times.
• High Water Table Solutions – Wayne County’s Coastal Plain location means water tables are often close to the surface, especially after rain. High water tables create specific septic challenges: tanks that try to float when empty, drainfields that stay saturated and can’t percolate properly, and pump systems that work overtime fighting groundwater. We understand these issues and implement solutions—proper pumping timing, pump system maintenance, drainage improvements where possible, and realistic assessments of what systems can handle in these conditions.

Serving Pikeville, Goldsboro, and Fremont

From our shop on Western Wayne Drive, we cover the I-795 corridor and all of Wayne County—serving military families in Goldsboro near Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, rural homeowners in Fremont and Rosewood, and everyone in between who needs septic service that’s both professional and personable. The diversity of Wayne County means we work on everything from small rural properties with conventional systems to larger lots with advanced treatment units, from historic homes with aging infrastructure to new construction that still needs proper maintenance.

Goldsboro’s military community creates unique needs. PCS (Permanent Change of Station) transfers happen frequently, which means constant real estate activity requiring septic inspections. Military families often buy homes without local knowledge about septic systems, discovering after closing that routine maintenance was neglected. We educate new homeowners about their systems, establish maintenance schedules, and provide the reliable service military families need when they’re adjusting to a new duty station.

Fremont and the rural areas of Wayne County have properties where septic systems are the only option. These homes might have older systems installed before modern codes existed, or newer systems that still require regular attention. High water tables affect rural properties just as much as suburban ones, and homeowners need contractors who understand the challenges specific to Coastal Plain septic systems. We work with rural property owners to maintain systems properly and extend their functional life through preventive care.

Pikeville and Rosewood blend residential subdivisions with agricultural properties, creating varied septic needs. Some systems serve single-family homes; others handle higher loads from home businesses or larger households. The Coastal Plain’s sandy soil requires different maintenance approaches than clay soils—faster percolation means different risks, and high water tables add complications that western North Carolina systems never face.

Why Locals Love B&R Septic (4.9 Stars, 274 Reviews)

We Bring Humor and Serious ExpertiseiHeartPoo.com isn’t just a memorable domain—it’s our philosophy. Septic work is unglamorous, and we’re not pretending otherwise. We joke about what we do because humor makes an awkward subject easier to discuss. But behind the personality, we’re serious professionals with the technical knowledge to solve problems correctly. We’ve figured out how to make septic service less uncomfortable for homeowners while delivering quality work that earns 4.9 stars across 274 reviews. That’s the B&R difference—we’ll make you smile, and we’ll fix your system right.

274 Reviews Mean Consistent PerformanceYou don’t accumulate 274 reviews with a near-perfect rating by being inconsistent. Those reviews represent years of serving Wayne County homeowners, military families, and business owners with reliable septic service—showing up on time, pumping thoroughly, diagnosing accurately, and charging fairly. Each review reflects someone who experienced the difference between contractors who care about quality and companies just collecting payment. We’ve built our reputation one satisfied customer at a time.

We Understand Military Family TimelinesPCS transfers don’t wait for septic inspections to be convenient. When military families are buying or selling homes near Seymour Johnson AFB, they need inspections scheduled quickly and reports delivered promptly so closings stay on track. We prioritize military customers because we understand the stress of transfers and the financial pressure of coordinated moves. Fast, thorough inspections that satisfy VA/FHA requirements are what we deliver—because we respect the service these families provide.

We’re Punctual and ProfessionalSeptic service requires scheduling—homeowners take time off work, they wait for appointments, and they need contractors who show up when promised. We arrive during scheduled windows (or we call if something changes), we do the work efficiently, and we communicate clearly about what we found. Professionalism includes respecting your time, and that’s non-negotiable at B&R Septic.

We Handle High Water Table ChallengesCoastal Plain conditions require different expertise than Piedmont or Mountain systems. High water tables, sandy soil, and seasonal flooding create challenges that contractors from other regions don’t understand. We’ve worked in these conditions for years, and we know how to pump safely when water tables are high, how to diagnose failures related to saturation, and what solutions actually work in Wayne County’s environment. Local expertise matters, and we’ve earned it through experience.

Fair Pricing and Honest ServiceWe charge based on actual work required, not inflated rates designed to exploit homeowner ignorance about septic systems. Routine pumping costs what it should cost. Repairs are priced fairly based on time and materials. We don’t manufacture problems to generate revenue, and we don’t recommend services you don’t need. Honesty builds long-term customer relationships—and 274 reviews prove that approach works.

Ready to Schedule Service or Get an Inspection?

Whether you’re in Goldsboro needing a real estate inspection for a VA loan, Fremont dealing with slow drains from a system under stress, or Pikeville requiring routine maintenance to prevent problems, B&R Septic LLC delivers the professional septic service with personality that’s made iHeartPoo.com Wayne County’s most memorable choice.

Call B&R Septic LLC at (919) 736-8858 or Visit iHeartPoo.com. We’re on Western Wayne Drive near US-117, serving Wayne County with the serious expertise and friendly service that’s earned us 274 reviews and a 4.9-star rating. We do the dirty work so you don’t have to—and we love the job you hate.